The phrase "appeal exists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the presence or validity of an appeal, such as in legal or persuasive discussions.
Example: "In this case, it is clear that an appeal exists based on the evidence presented."
Alternatives: "an appeal is present" or "an appeal is available".
The right of appeal exists and may be used.
A huge part of the radio show's appeal exists in the disconnect between how they talk and what they know — both brothers, as their listeners all know, are graduates of M.I.T.
Schrems' view is there's no case for Facebook to make that the legal questions involved here are moot under GDPR, just as he says "no such appeal exists in Ireland" for Facebook to try to appeal against a referral to the CJEU via the Irish Supreme Court — even though the company is trying to do both.
The case of Ellis v. Dubowski (1921) lays down the principle that there can be no delegation of authority to an absolute body from which no right of appeal exists.
One appeal is always given, and two levels of appeals exist in many states.
Re "The High Cost of Clutching Your Chest," by Sam Roberts (Week in Review, April 10), about his wife's chest pains and what followed: Annoying though it may be to receive a $5,000 hospital bill and the insurance company's denial to reimburse, the Robertses' story sounds to me like the kind of simple mistake that the appeals process exists to correct.
However, world governing body the International Triathlon Union (ITU) told BBC Sport that no internal appeals procedure exists, and that British Triathlon would have to take any grievance to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
No external appeals process exists.
In the time the Wall Street appeal has existed, it has been largely organized by financial analysts, young people on a low rung of Wall Street's ladder who often put in 100-hour weeks.
Informants in Kapiri Mposhi described how appeal channels existed before the REACT project was initiated, but they qualified that these were neither well defined nor functional.
Just as WhatsApp saw an exodus of users after the Facebook purchase, Twitch may loose its edgy appeal if it exists within the Google framework.
